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The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-02-20

'sThe Maia Line" to be performed at the
AeadamyH this week, has met with de-
cided success wherever it has been present.
ed. 1t is romantic drama of the railroad,
with wonderful stage appliances of a real
track, trestles, switches, freight cars and
code of signals. The climax Of the play is
in the hsroines dexterous tnrning of the
switches to save her lovers life, as well as
avert the danger to hundreds of passengers
in another tram, and is acted with thrilling
effect.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-02-20
Mayor Cleveland sued.

Mayor Orestes Cleveland was served with
a summons by United States Marshal Gor-
don, yesterday, to answer to a suit for
$25 900 damages for libel. The summons
was issued from the Office of Bedle, Muir
head Il MCGEE, counsel for William A. and
Robert Pinkerton, who claim that, in let
ter to the s.sWord' on February Sth, the
Mayor grossly libeIed them The summons
is returnable to the United States Circuit
Court, at Trenton, M arch 22d.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-02-20
A Train Throash /. Bridge.

CHICAGO, Feb. ia frail bridge over a
creek near Des PLANES, on the Chicago,
Sante Fee s. California Railroad had been
weakened by the recent floods, and when
the engine of north-bound freight train
was over the centre of it yesterday after
noon the bridge gave way and precipitated
the engine into the stream below. No
cars followed, but the engineer aud fire.
man, caught ia the engine cab, were badly
hurt. Tne fireman, William Candy, died
this afternoon.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-02-20

Hoboken is queer place, and her police
officials seem to be the queerest part OF
her people. See what flutter the arrest
of Tom Gould, the proprietor of villain
ously nasty dive ON Tnirty-first street,
threw them into. He is ushered into
Chief Donovan's Office and treated with
the most distinguished consideration. A
police commissioner started out at once to
pave the way for his flight. An ex-presi-
dent of the Common Council volunteers
to become his bondsman. Ordinarily he
would have been locked up till morning,
but Recorder McDonough is routed out of
his bed, and when he refuses to assist in
his flight by admitting him to bali. more
plant Justice is aroused from bis SUM-
bers and asked to aid him. The moment
he writes bail piece the police recognize
his right to act in the matter by letting
the prisoner escape AT the time of his
arrest he was fleeing from one bail piece.
II was not likely that second bail piece
would restrain him: and so the acceptance
of bonds for his appearance was practically
permitting his escape The whole
business was as disreputable as it
could possibly be, and the police have
earned no cIedit by the part they took
in it.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-02-20

The Jersey City Reform Club will hold
their gospel temperance meeting in the
Lafayette M. E. Church, Pacific avenue,
Sunday afternoon at o'clock. Major
c. B. Cotton, of New York, will address
the meeting. Music by the Glee Club.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-02-20

his protest all at one and the same time;
suddenly Tumulty, with his gold trimmed
spectscles on, rose in his place and shaking
his fist at Freddie, was heard above IT all
to exclaim 81 say this is an outrage and
should not be tolerated.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-02-20

On Tuesday. February % !, at 10 o'clo K
a. M. there will be an anniversary solemn
rtquiem Al sss at ST. Bridget's Church for
the repose of the soul of Christopher Con-
no lily, jr., late of 401 First street, 20 which
relatives and friends are invited.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-02-20
comnany DIS Reception.

Company D, Fourth Regiment, will
give their twentieth annual reception
Monday evening. February 2lst. at Der
gen Hall.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-02-20
Rich Women want War.

BERLIN, Feb. 19.-Twenty thousand APP
plicatlons have been received for officers
commissions in the Hungarian hndsturn.
Rich women are seeking positions in the
ambulance service.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-02-20
Fen ON House.

. Lewis 81. Hope, biicklayer employed
on the new row of houses near jefferson
avenue, fell from scaff I'D hanging from
the second-story window yesterday after
noon aud broke his leg. de was taken to
the City Hospital.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-02-20

You who are fond of gliding over rhe CLASSY ic
fields, buy your skates of all the known bes
makers at Wood l. Menagh's 1873 Newark Avenu
and ITO favonia Avenue.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-02-20

V. Ward, the G snerai Eastern Prs
senger Agent of the Erie Railroad, resig l5d
Yesterday afternoon.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-02-20

Those gentlemen who have been so wise as to
have their suits made by J. F. Weinmann Son,
meet with the envy of their less fortunate COM
panions. Is Montgomery Street.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-02-20

To complete the perfection of a coed form. select
the best tailor Many Irregularities can, also be
disguised by his art Go to ], +. weinmann & Son,
Is MontgC merry street
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-02-20

READERs OF TEE "sUNDAY TAT
TIER As IT WAS FIRST NAMED,
WILL REMEMBER THAT THE
CHANGED NAME OF TIE PAPER is
TEE SUNDAY MORNING NEWS"
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-02-20

If you wish to be reminded of great many
useful things in your household economy step in to
Wood Il Menaghs, and add to your supply. 1873
Newark Avenue and ITO Pavonia Avenue.
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Supreme Court Justice Magic, who has
Just been reappoiated, was originally APP
pointed a Supreme Court Justice by Gov
ernor Mcclellan in 1880. His circuit con-
sists of Morris, Sussex and Somerset coun-
ties. Justice Parker was also appointed
by Governor Mcclellan In 1880. His cir
cult consists of the counties of Burlington,
Camden and Gloucester. The term of
Office is seven years, the fixed salary S., 900
per year and the fees, sufficient to bring
the total pay up to $4,000 year.
The Trenton Times thus reports an
incident at the Lidertafel ball: Oae prom
inent society man had been dancing with a
young Princess of faultless figure. He
was whispering words OF love in her ear
on the grand march, but when she remov-
ed her cowl he was Mortified to discover
that his Princess was his wife's nurse girl
in disguise. A bargain was struck on the
spot and the Princess will wear new
bonnet ON Easter Sunday in consideration
of her remaining mum concerning the So
ciety mans eseapade.
Next to the scene over the organiza-
ton of the Assembly, in January, that in
the Senate Chamber on Wednesday, when
Freddie arrogantly refused to entertain an
appeal from his decision, was one of the
most tumultuous ever Witnessed in the
legislative halls of the State. Hudspeth,
| Noonan, Edwards, Feeney and hall
| dozen Others frantically and repeatedly
| yelled s'Ayes and nays on the appeall'
| Matthews stood with his index finger point,
| ed at Freddie, vainly endeavoring to OBJ
! tain recognition, and Griggs was reading
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eine d,tnefiid,e s,antfarbe.

irenu fie an einer btr fautalif6en @aee anecb0.
risen Rerion beHertt ipirb, 3eigt Gale i'm 8luts
an. @sr piirbe selb fsin ivollen, Denn man
bic Garbe ber gefunbbeit auf Banee uno Stirn
teisen tann nit 9iIfe bon SoNetter's
Wagenbitters, elm Gsinb, bor fem Sc.
berleiDsn bic Gludt erseift. Cine belsgte 8uuae,
nebellsit, Misrdne, S6mersen inter ben red.
ten &ippen unb benz rsdteu S9ulterbIatt, Elm
unansenebm risd)enber attem fOnnen ourdy
bieles nobltbuenbe MlterdtibmiiteI bsieitiat wer.
ben, ipeIdss nidt bic Gdrne fdiuemmt ipie Elm
ifartes NbfiibrntitteI, unb nidt nie bic Qued.
fiIberprdporatibe bas 8lut Serunreiniat. slidi
nur bic 2eber, aud bet Maeen unb bic Ginae.
peiDe nerbsn anssrest, seadrtt unO resuiirl
bnrd bieie auses;eidnste Banilienme6bin,
nelde iidb bas 8utrauen oer anitdmbisen alaffen
ernorbsn bat, nidt burd auBerorbentlide 8e.
baupiungsn iiber bahelbe, jonocrn ous5 BIZ
iuoblbesriinbsteu anipriide, bic fir ieias @irt.
famfeit genta9t uerben unb 6ie In iebsm t5aIle
in benz @ auf bic @rObe ssfieIit iuurSs, f6 be.
wdbrt bat.
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IN san 80

NOR tpegen breifa6en Morbes gum Sobe
perurtbeilt, bat feline S9ulo iebp9 Bis
gum lebten Nugenblide tidt eingeitans
ben. Sl Granfrei1 finbet bic 6inri1s
tungen befanntli6 blr1 bas Talbeil,
unb alpar f6euBli6er Weiie 6ientli6
itatt. 9luf bem plabe Dor 6em Ge-
fGngnifie, mo- bic @uilp!ine erri1tet
uar, bate fi9 baber eine unabfebbare
Menf9enmenge eingefunoen, bic fi1
biebif6 rob benabm um0 fprtudbren6
beulte unb ioblte, tpdbreno Der Nerurs
tbeilte gum &i6tplab sefiibrt tpurbe.
Nls bic 6entersfne9te ben Wbrber auf
ben M6tbIod f1nalen MOLTEN, riB Die.
ier fi6 los uno es entlpann fid5 elm
grauenbafter Rat1pf um 2eben unb
Sob. S6lieBli6 tpurbe er ii5erudltigt,
gebun6en tltlb uttter bas 6allbeiI gez
f6nallt, bas benn aud fofDrt berab.
f9oB, ieinen 2opf bonn Stumble trennte
unb ibn in ben bereitifebenbelt Rorb nit
Gdgeipdbnen follern lieB. Die pariier
gldtter ergebe1 ii9 In ben beftigftenQluss
briiden iiber bas beitialil9e Benebmen
bes p6bels unb befirtporten bic Mbs
f9aifung bes 6ffentli9en 9inri@tunss-
fpfems.
- Sn paris ffarb Mlfreb 9ennequin
In einer pribats sSrrenanitalt, In bic ct
bor stpei Sabren aufgenomtilen tperben
muBte. st erreid6te tlur Elm 0lter bon
As Sabren. st mar einer Der tpibigiten
fran36ff6en YoHenbi9ter unb biele let.
ner fi@ bur@ berbbraiiii6e 2omif aus.
5ei9nenben 6tide "a. .. "Bebe" J,
oeutfb: n0dnsGen") finb aud ouf bic
beutf9e Babne itSergegangen.
= Cine englii1e Rommiffon, beFes
benb aus ben parIamentsnlitgl
gbamberlain, Sbarp pptueu unb benz
Carl of Duarapen uirb ii1 mad Wafbs
ington begeben, um cine 66li6tung
oer canabiiden Jif6erei 5treitigfeiten
du3ubabnen.
= Mus 9aIifar tpirb cine mnFeri6Ie
@ei9i6te beri6tet. Die beutI9e Bart
s0igbfiper" NIT elmer 6ra9t bon 5000
SDnnen petroleum litt in Der NdEe Der
cana6il6en Suite S6iffbru9. W1an
rief beBbaIb ben bon 2onoon nod Nep
Oorf 5uriidfebrenbe Sampfer vRi6s
monb 0il4 an, I'm bic Bari bon ibm
ins S6lepptau rebmen 5ii laiien. Der
Oampfer tueigerte ii9 bies su thun, iinb
ipollte nur bic Manni6aft ber Bari auf-
nebmen. Wtan lpollte bann nndber bic
8art bod mitnebmen, aber aIs berlais
ienes 56iff. um baum bas Bergegelb
5u 5ieben, tuelGes beoeutenb b6her 1T,
als Der iibli9e gntselt fIir bas DS6lep.
pen". Die Deutiden molten iid) ans
fangli6 uiGt barauf einlaifen unb polls
ten bas Sdiff lleber nerbrennen.
S9lieBlib iab ii6 bic 8emannuna ber
Bart our6 Die bilflDfe Gage oes Gabrs
3euges ge3tpunsen nad,ugebeu, aber fie
proteitirten iofort mad Der 2anbung ges
gen bies unerb0rte 8erfabren.
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(Smhrniberie 9enarteutettt.
@pikelt : 9enartenlent

SD tam Die SdmrnertnG nit ibren
5datten. grneitine fab ni1t ntebr
Sur Arbsit. sic bate mod elm gnb=
den bon elmer Serge unb ahnbete es on,
aber es brantte fauitt cine babe 6tunbe.
Damn nerloI1 es unb tiefes Dunfel un,s
CAB he. Sic fling at, bic f9malen
Betten ab5ubeden, Die an BET @admanb
bes 3immers Fanben. sic erinnerte
(fid5 babel ber glten Millmers. gs mar
bod ebeI BON Nt6llners, baB fte bic
treue Grau In lire Oienfte genommen
| batten. Da mar tie fGon tpieber nit
ibren @ebaafen BET ibm! WeI1e
5dwddel gs tpurbe INNER buntler
In bem engen Haume. Die 61eiben
begannen 3u frieren unb Die gisblu.
men gliBerteH tn &egenbogenfarben i'm
69eine zines 2dmp9ens, bas briben
BEL ben gia9barn ange3iinbet marb.
Die iparett ippbl rei9et als @rneIfine
= benn bie batten bod 2idt. Sic
batten freili6 aud Sas petroleum ni6t
an ben 5alat gegDffenl @rneitine febte
| iih niioe an ibr 8ett unb lieB Den Gopf
auf bic 9ede fnten. gs ba1te fi9
Diel beiier, tpenn Der R0rper 10 willens
log rubte.
Mie slenb bate fie bor feds Monben
auf ibrern f6ueaenben 2ager in So6.
iietten gelegen. l1nb tpie bate fie f9
um ibr 2eben geforgt. Mdre ON bic.
fem 2eben 10 biel berlorett getneien?
Da mar es ibr, als faBte cine uei9e,
frdftige 6anb bic ibre unb Elm raider,
dngftli9er Mtbem tuebte fe an. sic
fannte biefen reiren, iparmen 6au9,
Der 10 oft nit tbeiluebmenben Gragen
iiber ibr beiBes @efi9t binseslitten mar
unb fannie bieie i9tpere uno bod 70
milbe 6anb, bic Ii9 10 oft auf ibr 6era
gelegt, I'm feinen 66lag au prufen.
unb iie bate lie nur 3l bnlten gebraudt,
biefe f6iiBen6e, pHegen0e 9anb, 10 idBe
| fie iest ui@t einfarn I'm Ginfern! 20
Sobannesl" rang fi9's aus ibrer
Gruif berpor unb he iiredte bic Mrme
aus nit f1mer3li9er Snbrunit. - 9a
aolperte etpas bic Sreppe berauf, bas
fonnte ui6t Gret9en iein. gs flopfte
an Die 3Dilr. 2Ser Ut nas rlef @rties
fine erl9roden.
8rieftrdger, ertbnte bon MuBea eine
raube 6timme.
Ah, bns lit cine Na1ri6t pom Ngen,
ten. grneliine 6ffnete baftig.
Bier 3reu5er, iagte Der Wtann, ibr
ben Brief iibergebeno.
grnsitine ftonb ratblos. 5at er ni6t
frantiris Mein Soft, = i'd, idb babe
ni6t einen Greuaer Bel mir. Mir be-
tommen srit aoreen tpieber @elb.
Ni@t einmal bier Greu3er uno fein
Qi9t2 Dm, bm! Gol9 fd,bne Damen
unb fein Greu3er In Der 3af1e2 Na,
ipihen Sic - Sic f6nnen Mrs morgen
aablen. Sd gebe Sbnen i6on 10 lange
arebit.
SD banfe Sbneu, = sic iinb, iebr
freunhlid1! ftammelte grneiiine in
fieffer ,Bei1dmung. Gplpeit NOR es
sefommen, 6aB iie bem Yoftboten bas
| pOrto f9ulbig bleiben muBte.
6aben 6ie benn nid5t einmal eir
2i@t, bab Sic mir binunter leu@ter
t6nnten2 Man bri1t ia auf ber itetler
| 9reppe gals unb Bein.
| (gfortfekuuo fDIot)
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GOriett=9epartealent. .
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Ser betonnte,teW ieh,iid,ter ,,n,er.s
Gibueiieus, Dr. M. 6. Garotbers. ipirb
I'm Oftober tpie6er 5000 breis, biers unb
ftinfid1rige S9Ien na1 Der BON linn
eingefiibrten unb bereits bur9 mebrere
gerfu@e betpdbrten Mdfungsmetbobe
ben Winter iiber nit Gattus unb Baums
tpollen=S Selmebl fit ben 6ribltngsmarft
fett MAIDEN. Sb iein geifpiel feitens
anoerer 8ie1aii9ter bes iiibtpefli1en
Seras, no Der Raftus einbeimii6 1T
nnb In GROCER Wlenge borfommt, Jtad.
folge gefunoen bat, tuihen mir MIDI; /;
teoenfals 1T Der bobe Wertb ber
GattuspHan3e als MdtnngsmitteI
our9 Or. @arotber's grperimente fets
geltellt uno inir0 IN 3utnuft, tpenn bic
! aefas ,49 s.s Melfi9etator se S9la@tanfalten
!ylua. " lsI!es olsg oeIlaHgea 0le pers
S..a's .s3 osapsmng an IMoen: 81 g oog N
esn c .ss'en vsonG!sn U'sgsI g On pleien
S.susM, wv ous Ylss oDa aIanUl8 gGuss
gsgsSsM Ss ya''e, y.susI PIC 5uge O9IIe
ausiEegenDs @ au. Tai!nsppaH5e gemeleH,
.usa uslus ss.s pug a1alO'eg oDI oem 0uH9efs
'ops os.Oeg'' gua.
Aultiil. Die SteuersMollen tpeis
len IN Der Mbi9dbung oes feuerbaren
gigentbums gegen oas goriatr in ben
folgenoen Counties cine yerminberutlg
l1a9, lll Jreeltone bon Sill. .841, tn
@altlano bon $50, 1876, tn @lap bon
$74,28O, ui1o tit Starr BON So. .502, bas
gegen IN Gratltll1 30. cine grb6bung
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Serren BaIbrissnn nnb braanes 9isIeibrea6
flnterseus, bon sl.75 Bis So. per Mu3ng.
Sine bubble Mu8tpabI bon f1naf5sa gals.
til4ern, Gantaiieidleifen, @inDfor> un0 Jour
In banb@ .grabatten.
Gin fd0ner 8orratb bcn Ieineneu unb leibe.
men 9erren.S Saf@entiidern, Opera SHIeifru,
feibenen Negenf9irmen.
Gin febr Jrobes AiIoriement bon nei5en uio
bnnten Rnaben<S Sbetbetaben aus TertnI, firS
Nlter bon 4--l2 Sabreis, ,5u 16, rs, 36, so 90.
mnb aufipdrt8.
Serrenidube IN alien GOrlnea uab @lnlisru
urlb gu dllen Yreiieu.
Bon Serren- nnb sfnabeas GtrobtHten baben
mir ons ausgebreitetle Eager i'm SiiblpeFen
Serren. uno anabens8 8iI56ife, ipeide unh
feife, bon alien Mrten un6 S1attirlingea.
Sdnb5eus fiir 9anlel u. Ginoer.
Sn oieiem Departement bin itb 10 ipobI boz.
seieben, baf id) alle un0 Seber,nnnn 80 befrit,
bi9en bernag
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Gei0elt : 9epartenlent.

G6barser unb farbiser ailas, bon 30 eents
biS gu $500.
Surab seibsntoffe in allen @dattirunsen
su rs @ent8 unb $500.
sdpar3er unO farbieer Gros Grain gu 1885,,
90s,$I, $1.25 unb $3.50.
@efireifte nnb fdedise Gommer- Seiben su
35, 40, 80, Go, 20 unb 30 Gents.
S9paraer uno ferbiger Surab stlas, su
so unb 75 gents.
aleioeritoff 9eparteueat.
CONNER. gaiimire ipie Nnns.@eilina, aIba.
tro6, grapeS, Mlgerienne Gtreif, Gatin DO.
@renaoine, Debege gu alien @reilen.
Satins, seseidnet o6er einfarbig au 10, 15,
20, 25, 80 un0 35 Gents.
grintle Geerinders su q, 9, lc, IL uno 15 CO.
Ginebam In biibfder NuSbabl 5u 8, 10,
f2 nnb 1b Gents
8epbbr Ginsbam 3n 20, rs unb 80 es.
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prei(e lpre1en fiir Bdn0e!

Surge sftnoerfleiber BON 65 cs. bis $3.50.
@eaetd)nete nftb einfade S1bei3er bon 123
Gents aufipGrts.
8orbirte 1leberfleiber su 50 unb aufndrts.
Borbirte @aibmir Scarfs bon $l.5o-$2.
Sdtparse unb farbise Serfebs an 81, 1.25,
1.5O, 50 unb aufudrts.
9ameu Strnmpfiorten.
8rauae 8aIbrigsan, gutter Aualitdt, su 10,
IL, Is, l6, 20, 25, 80 GtS. unb ouftpdrts.
@infarbise Strhmpfe-su 10, IL, Is, 20,
rs Gents unb aufnartS.
@infad)e unb 2nrus Gebenifrantbfe fit
Wdb@en unb &inber, in alien Garben umb AT
allen Yreiien.
GOriett=9eparteue1t.
Bon gorIetts balten mir bic $50 Bone", bic
Barner 8ros, in alien Graben, bic vG. g
Die uY. 81, Die 81. s." unb biele anoere
Marfen, au a., SO, 75 Cts. uns 81.
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en- llpaloe So. bat bas getpdfie

Sn uDal0e @D. bat oas Betudnes
rungipitem ii6 auf ben Garmen an Der
2eona prattil9 bepdbrt; es lit baber
ni9t su peripunoern, baB es an 6tellen,
mo GluBz zMaKer fiir aderbauspede su
baben 1T, mebr uno mebr sur Nniuens
bung tommt. 5D beabli6tigt Serr 6.
3. @banbler, ipel6er tbon cine Der 2eos
no Garmen befBt, iebt unterbalb ber
Stabt 1balbe elm Stiid 2anb BON iiber
100 Adern au bepdiiern. gs itebt su
boffen, bab er balb mebr gta6fol9e fin,
BEN tpirb; ieIbif ba, mo- fein 5trom
nit fteis bollem GluBbett borbanben iii.
-unb oerartige SliiiIe finb in 3eras
eIten,-tpiirbe es m6glid fein. artefs
i6es WafIer obue allsugrOBe Soften 3i
beI9affen; iebenfalls tptirbe es fi6 per'
lobnen, bier su gaub. unb 6rommen Der
aderbauer 70 ipte ber 8ieb3h9ter
einen 8erIu9 nit ber Bobruns eines
arteiii6en 8runnens su MAIDEN.
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Yaralol : 9eparteu1ent.

@ir baben bas bel neitem srOste nnb boa.
f6nbigfte Enforcement bon einfa9en nnb Gu.
rus. 9onnenfd,irmen in ber Stabt.
@9Dar3ieibene Sara afoI8-ton Is cS. Bis 81.
S9barae AtIas. S6irme bon 1856.
S9narae Mtlas. G6irn,e sefiittert unb nit
Spibenranb bon $2.25-$16.
Garbise @arafolS ungefiitserte--1.25 bis $5.
Garbise Earafols, sefiitterte, nit episen.
ranb-Son ESQ Biz $12.
sfinoer,YarafoIs an So, so, 70 cs. u. 81.
9anten @eibwaaren.
Sehoen, bolle @r6Be, bon 45 cs. bic su $4.
2ange Ser,ben, bon 10 CO. bic gu 81.
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-07-13
BoNAvENTURR CE1lETERY.
The Annual Meeting of the Stock
holders and Directors.

The Annual Meeting of the Stock
holders and Directors.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders of
Evergreen Cemetery, of Bonaventure, was
held yesterday morning at 10 o'clock at the
Office Of the Secretary and Treasurer. The
report of the Secretary and Treasurer was
read, and referred TO special committee to
report to the directors. Col. G. l.. Cope,
from the Committee on Improving the
Cemetery, submitted a report, which was
received as information. Several other
matters were presented and referred to the
directors. The election of directors resulted
in the reelection of the old board.
At meeting of the board, held after the
adiournIcent of the stockholders, the direct
ors decided TO visit the cemetery at an early
day and look into the matter of protecting
the river front, which was reported to be
washing badly. A special committee, con-
sisting of Meosrs. Cope and Willy, was APP
pointed for the purpose Of taking legal ad-
vice in regard to the titles now given by the
corporation TO lot owners, with the view of
further protecting the latter in their rights,
if necessary.
The following are the directors for the en-
suing year: j. II. Estill, President; John |.
Stoddard, Vice President; NJ. A. Cohen,
Secretary and Treasurer; George w. Wylly,
George L. Cope, r. j. Davant and J. II. IL.
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